Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

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Kew. Stewart comes TO Steubenvllle
highly recommended as a minister and
eloquent preacher, and if he fills the posi-
ton any way near rs acceptably as the
lamented DR.. Grimes did, the First Church
people will indeed be fortunate in securing
his services rs their pastor.
w. l.. Sharp returned Thursday from 4
three weeks visit to relatives and friends
in Philadelphia.
The steel plant OF the Jefferson works
resumed operations Friday, after being
idle for Il few days IN account of a broken
spindle.
Mrs. Carlisle, Of stwatcr, Ohio, is visis-
ing her daughter, Mrs. James Cooper, on
North Fifth street.
4 Councilmanic delegation from Toledo
was in the city Friday, inspecting our
brick pavementS.
John Stcen, Of Columbus, and Miss
Emilia Becker, of this city, were married
Thursday evening at the Zion Lutheran
Church, Rev. Carl Mildner officiating.
The attendants were Misses Nina and
Carrie Becker, sister and cousin of the
bride, and Jacob Wanamaker and Louis
Becker. 4 reception was aitcrward held
at Turner Hall. The happy couple left
Friday for their future home in Columbus,
taking with them the good wishes OF many
friends.
Dave Johnson is home from 4 rusticating
s%oiourn in the country. He says the coun-
try air did him good but it didn't lessen
~averdupois to any great extent.
John =. Edgar will return to Stcuben-
Vile next week to assume his old position
40 teller of the Union Depot Bank. John
left n host of friends in this city when he
went West a few years ago who will wei,
come him back with open arms.
The Misses Wallace, daughters of PreSi,
dent Wallace, of the Junction Iron Work,
Company, arrived home from NaSsOr Col
lege Friday morning. They will entertain
the Whist Club at the residence of theiI
patents, on South Third street, Tuesday
evening.
Ed Hun, late mailing clerk in the post
Office, now travelling for 4. s. McClur% 4
Coz cracker house, Pittsburg, was in th'
city the past week looking mp trade.
1t is with regret that we announce tn,
death Of Miss Ida Howertcr. which oc
Cured at ~Lisborn, Pa, Thursday after.
noon. The deceased for a number Of years
resided in this city and went to LiSbOrn
last fall on a visit TO relatives and friends,
never TO return. She had Il large number
of friends in Steubenville who will sim
cerely mourn her death. Her funeral
took place Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. lnterment in the cemetery Lear
IisbOrn.
The Stcubenyille base ball club will ar
rive home from their tour on Saturday
evening, the 18th inst, and play their
first game on the home grounds on the
Monday following.
The Turner'S OF this city left this Sun
day morning for Wheeling, on a visit to
their brethren of that city.
Mis- Jessie Smith, of High Gate, Is visit
Ing friends in this city.
City Solicitor Miller was at Pittsburg
on Friday.
John Gallagher, Esq, and family, are
guests nj the reSidnCe of Mr.. Gallagher's
father, North Fourth street.
The G.. \. Il. Committee is engaged in
making arrangements for their picnic at
Browns Island on the Fourth. The
steamers Bachelor and O'Ncal will carry
the cNcursionists to and from the Island.
The Turner's have leased the Hook grove,
near Gould's Station, on the Panhandle,
for Il picnic ground. They will hold 4
picnic there on the Fourth, and next year
the session of the district meeting will he
held on them.
Miss Jessie Mccoy. of Porkersburg, is
the guest of Steubenvillc friends.
John Nicholson is home from st. Louis,
sun-hurned and hearty.
Capt. William VI. Farrar, OF Cambridge,
attended the Seminary commencement
during the past week.
Gen. Il. II. X. Whitley, of Baltimore,
was the guest of his friend, Sheriff Burns,
Thursday.
Misses Eva and Nora Erskinc, of New
Cumberland, are visiting Miss ina Me-
Fcely this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Randolph, OF Wheeling,
were in the city on Wednesday, attending
the Seminary commencement.